Care Highway

Care Highway International

CHRISTOPHER MORRISON, founder of Care Highway

International, was born and educated in England. He attended the

University of London, Greenwich campus, where he earned a

teaching degree in education. Chris has a Master’s degree in

peace and development.

He has worked in humanitarian aid and international development

for nearly 20 years. One of his first experiences was helping to

repatriate refugees in the former Yugoslavia as an undergraduate

student. After completing his education, he worked for several

NGOs during all the Bosnian wars. Eventually, his humanitarian

work took him to India, South Africa, Sweden, Central America,

Mexico, and Serbia. In 1997, he founded Care Highway in memory

of his brother who died while performing humanitarian work in

Bosnia.

Care Highway is a non-profit

humanitarian organization

which provides assistance to

people who are suffering from

catastrophes caused by man

or nature.   

The newly built children’s home was completed in December 2009. There are now 21 children living there. Within the next few years, we hope to open the home to more children,

ages infancy to 18 years, who need our help.

Help us to help them.

Pictured is the new minivan bought with donations to help transport the children living at the new Children’s Home. The Home is located in a rural area with difficult access. The minivan will help connect the children to the closest towns. - Kenya 2010

We work

one on one...face to face

with those

in NEED.

Medical Expedition in Kenya - 2009

Slum School in Kibera - 2005

We promote

HUMAN RIGHTS

using EDUCATION.

Care Highway LittleSchool in Kibera - 2010

Care Highway LittleSchool in Kibera - 2010

Care Highway LittleSchool in Kibera - 2010

Care Highway LittleSchool in Kibera - 2010

Care Highway LittleSchool in Kibera - 2010

We promote

EQUALITY

Through

EDUCATION..

Care Highway LittleSchool In Kibera - 2008

Care Highway Little SchoolIn Kibera - 2005

We are committed to

providing HOPEto people who otherwise

feel they have

none.

KIBERA: 1.2 Million PeopleLargest Slum in Eastern Africa

Mukuru Slum: In theindustrial part of Nairobi

Supporting localorphanages in N’Lardo, Mexico

Scholarship recipientsand summer schoolstudents - Buena Vista, 2010

Scholarship recipients and summer school students - Buena Vista, 2010

Scholarship recipients and summer school students -Buena Vista, 2010

Scholarship recipients and summer school students -Buena Vista, 2010

Refuge Projectin Serbia

Children living inthe city dump, Cacak, Serbia

Providing wood forthe winter in Serbia

Children in Mukuru - 2010